Atelier Shikaarbagh

Himanshi Kurta Set 🌺

Green tissue kurta, embroidered with zardozi, paired with Surkh Baigani brocade pants and Red Organza Odhni, embellished with aari and zardozi.

A perfect pair for all joyous celebrations.💫

in Atelier Shikaarbagh’s bespoke French chiffon saree. A gorgeous cyclamen colour, embroidered with antique motifs inspired by French Couture.♥️🌺
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~ Springtime bliss ~

Featuring our archival beige chiffon saree, embroidered all over with an Art Deco trellis design.✨

• Exhibit’24 ~ Spring Summer Edit •🌻

Preview of Atelier Shikaarbagh’s luxurious drapes.

🗓️ 22nd & 23rd March
📍 The Claridges, New Delhi
🕰️ 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

A charming silk tissue in gold, embroidered in zardozi inspired by the rich tapestries of Gobelin France ~ with Peacocks inset with ruby seed beads and majestic deer motifs inset with emerald seed beads, exclusively carved for this piece de resistance from the atelier of Shikaarbagh

Draped in the charming Silk tissue is Janaki Kumari of Alwar, an LSR alumni, national level shooter and a student of Law Faculty, New Delhi who aspires to be a human rights advocate. A proud progeny of a family of avid naturalists, and conservationists.

I N A Y A T ✨

a Chandni Pink tissue woven in Benaras, embellished with Ganga Jamuni Zardozi and Pearls from Hyderabad.

🦚 Mellario’s Peacock Aigrette 🦚

An antique diamond and peacock aigrette, Mellario Dits Meller -
Rose-cut diamonds, blue, green, yellow and golden brown enamel, 18k gold, signed Mellerio dit Meller, Paris. Circa 1905.

A great connoisseur of the French art de vivre and culture, Maharaja Jagatjit Singh of Kapurthala discovered this magnificent ornament in the Mellario boutique.
It was worn by the Maharaja on his turban for the royal wedding of King Alfonso XIII and Princess Victoria Eugenia of Battenberg in Madrid, where he met his fifth wife, Anita Delgado later to be known as Maharani Prem Kaur Sahiba of Kapurthala, after their marriage. Symbolic to their initial encounter, the aigrette is now part of a private collection.

#1910

Blooms abound 🌺

# Couture

Pannajhar 🪷

A classic from the archives.

The 'jhar' which survives after the Emrald is cut, has illuminance of the gem and ombré from different layers.
The design is inspired by the neoclassical tambour embroidery done during the Napoleonic era in France. The green is offset with a touch of pink, keeping in mind Emeralds look the best with pink.

Beautifully donned by our dear patron and friend Sumiran Annamaria Kashayap

Weekend Musings 🪻

Luscious Pannajhar with Firozabadi bangles.

Rani Prem Kaur Sahiba nee Anita Delgado of Kapurthala 🌸

A tale of love, opulence and grandeur.✨

A charming silk tissue in gold, embroidered in zardozi inspired by the rich tapestries of Gobelin France ~ with Peacocks inset with ruby seed beads and majestic deer motifs inset with emerald seed beads, exclusively carved for this piece de resistance from the atelier of Shikaarbagh.🦚

Draped in the charming Silk tissue is Janaki Kumari of Alwar, an LSR alumni, national level shooter and a student of Law Faculty, New Delhi who aspires to be a human rights advocate. A proud progeny of a family of avid naturalists, and conservationists.

Ever so elegant Shloka Mehta 💫

Styled by her sister, Diya Mehta for the opening of NMACC.

“I decided to raid our mother’s closet and chose a saree which is around a 100 years old from a royal family in Rajasthan” - Diya Mehta

This particular design is called Pushp Jaali design which takes it’s inspiration from bed of flowers surrounded by bamboo lattice which was first made my the legendary Harishchandra of Bombay, for the royal family of Gwalior. There it caught the fancy of ladies of taste and this became a staple for many a fashionable trousseaus across Royal India. We at Shikaarbagh applaud the discerning eye of the Mehta family to preserve this heirloom which was worn by shloka Mehta for the NMACC opening ceremony.

Friday mood at Atelier Shikaarbagh 🪷

Luscious flowers and beautiful ladies 💫

‘s retro glam 🪻🦚
Ft. Moriya🪻🦚

~ “named after the traditional songs sung in Rajasthan, the saree is an homage to the wedding saree worn by my grandmother” Mayankraj Singh, Founder & Designed

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Opening the year with these gorgeous ladies ✨
~ a charming photograph with the women wearing 🪻
nourish

Bidding adieu to 2023 with grace & style ~

Draped in the luscious Moss green tissue is Soni Mittal or Soni as she is affectionately called throughout the lacquered galleries of The Claridges Delhi is the one who brings the Joi-d-vivré to the guests with her role as the Floor Manager , she is a mother , a sister and a woman of substance who is in the process of pursuing further studies in Germany. A multi faceted woman of today.

A modern maharani ~

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Featuring here : Moss green silk tissue embroidered with French Crown Feathers in Platinum Finished Zardozi and Diamantè.

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~ an homage to the indomitable spirit of regal India and the Indian women of today who balance tradition and modernity with relative ease.

a model & mountaineer

Vogue, 1938. “A streamlined Christmas” by June Platt. Vogue considered this modernist display the flipside to the overblown ostentation of the traditional Victorian Christmas tree.
However, restraint came at a price: the fabrication of
“homemade cornucopias of shiny paper, filled with nuts & decorated with paper cut-outs, little lace bags, filled with shiny red peppermints hung here & there” was, despite the composure of this tree decorator, labor intensive.”

Maharaja Yadavindra Singh, Mahendra Bahadur, Maharaja of Patiala, circa 1938 ~ One of the many jewels worn by the Maharaja in these images is the famous Patiala necklace created by the house of Cartier.

Between 1925 and 1928, on the orders of his father, Maharaja Bhupinder Singh, most of the crown jewels of Patiala were redesigned by the firm; it was their single largest commission by any client.

The finished necklace incorporated some 2,930 diamonds, including the world’s seventh largest diamond, the 234.69 carat “De Beers”, along with seven other diamonds which ranged from 18 to 73 carats, and a few Burmese rubies. Twenty years after its completion, this amazing item seems to have disappeared. The likely story is that, over time, the more important stones were removed and sold. Eventually, the “De Beers” reappeared and was sold in 1982 for over three million dollars. The remains of the original setting were found in London in 1998, and Cartier purchased the very incomplete necklace and spent four years restoring it.

The missing stones have been replaced with carefully chosen copies.

🪻🦚 Season’s favourite ~ Moriya🪻🦚

~ “named after the traditional songs sung in Rajasthan, the saree is an homage to the wedding saree worn by my grandmother” Mayankraj Singh, Founder & Designed

~ an homage to the indomitable spirit of regal India and the Indian women of today who balance tradition and modernity with relative ease.

a model & mountaineer

A charming silk tissue in gold, embroidered in zardozi inspired by the rich tapestries of Gobelin France ~ with Peacocks inset with ruby seed beads and majestic deer motifs inset with emerald seed beads, exclusively carved for this piece de resistance from the atelier of Shikaarbagh

Draped in the charming Silk tissue is Janaki Kumari of Alwar, an LSR alumni, national level shooter and a student of Law Faculty, New Delhi who aspires to be a human rights advocate. A proud progeny of a family of avid naturalists, and conservationists.

Laalima Red Tissue Saree ~ a glorious red tissue saree embroidered with zardozi and sequins.

M O D E R N M A H A R A N I by

~ an homage to the indomitable spirit of regal India and the Indian women of today who balance tradition and modernity with relative ease.

a model & mountaineer

in our Lalitya saree for a beautiful Diwali celebration at her residnece in Mumbai • always breathtakingly beautiful 🌹~

Stepping into our favourite time of the year ~ the most majestic weddings with bright decor and even brighter outfits

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M O D E R N M A H A R A N I ✨

~ an homage to the indomitable spirit of regal India and the Indian women of today who balance tradition and modernity with relative ease.

a model & mountaineer

🪻🦚 Moriya🪻🦚

~ “named after the traditional songs sung in Rajasthan, the saree is an homage to the wedding saree worn by my grandmother” Mayankraj Singh, Founder & Designed

~ an homage to the indomitable spirit of regal India and the Indian women of today who balance tradition and modernity with relative ease.

a model & mountaineer

Modern Maharani • Now live on ateliershikaarbagh.com ✨

We open a special curation of Atelier Shikaarbagh's intricately sequinned and beaded saris, for you to sparkle the brightest at

WEDNESDAY, 29TH NOVEMBER
OGAAN BANJARA HILLS, HYDERABAD

To shop from home, contact Samantha: +91 73307 09984

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Featured here : a moon pink silk tissue saree embroidered delicately with Japanese pearls and zardozi .

a model & mountaineer ~ in our Surkh Lal Surkhaab Lehenga 🌹

M O D E R N M A H A R A N I ~ an homage to the indomitable spirit of regal India and the Indian women of today who balance tradition and modernity with relative ease.